Physics & Astronomy

Physics & Astronomy

Systems in Sync: Exploring Similar Behavior in Diverse Environments

Different physical systems – isolated from the environment and far from equilibrium – can behave the same. Quantum mechanically, this is the case if the…

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Explore Quantum Technology’s Impact on Data Security

In our digital world data security and secure communication are becoming more and more important. Quantum communication is a promising approach to achieve…

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Scientists Create Rare Crystallized Form of Nitrogen

Researchers created a crystallised version of nitrogen – which at normal conditions is the main constituent of air – by subjecting it to extreme pressures and…

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ALMA and MUSE Discover Massive Galactic Fountain in Abell 2597

A mere one billion light-years away in the nearby galaxy cluster known as Abell 2597, there lies a gargantuan galactic fountain. A massive black hole at the…

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Ultra-Hot Gas Discovered Around White Dwarf Stars

White dwarfs are the final stage in the lives of stars like our Sun. At the end of their lives, these stars eject their outer atmospheres, leaving behind a…

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Stable Perovskite Layers Boost High-Performance Solar Cells

Perovskites are currently receiving a great deal of attention in the solar industry. In 2009, researchers were first able to prove that organic-inorganic…

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Coping with Errors in Quantum Computing: Innovations Ahead

The field of quantum computation has seen tremendous progress in recent years. Bit by bit, quantum devices start to challenge conventional computers, at least…

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Russian Physicists Enhance Diode Laser for Precision Measurements

“This work has two main results,” said the paper's lead author RQC Scientific Director Michael Gorodetsky, who is also an MSU professor. “First, it serves to…

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Certifying Quantum Computers: A Guide to Innovation

Quantum computers are being developed by teams working not only at universities but also at Google, IBM, Microsoft and D-Wave, a start-up company. And things…

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Borexino Detects Solar Neutrinos Deep in Gran Sasso

For more than ten years, the Borexino Detector located 1,400 meters below surface of the Italian Gran Sasso massif has been exploring the interior of our Sun….

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Hubble reveals cosmic Bat Shadow in the Serpent's Tail

The Serpens Nebula, located in the tail of the Serpent (Serpens Cauda) about 1300 light-years away, is a reflection nebula that owes most of its sheen to the…

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High-Resolution MRI Imaging Inspired by Antenna Design

How can you make a high-frequency MRI machine more precise? By taking an electrical engineering approach to creating a better, uniform magnetic field.

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Measure Time Without a Stopwatch: New Laser Technique Unveiled

The electronic charge oscillation driven by strong laser pulses can be reconstructed simply from a single recorded absorption spectrum. No pump or probe pulses…

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Bose-Einstein Condensate Created in Space for the First Time

A team of scientists from Germany has succeeded in creating a Bose-Einstein condensate for the first time in space on board a research rocket. On January 23,…

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Rydberg Systems: A New Frontier in Quantum Communication

Since the early years of the century, scientists have been seeking ways to exploit the properties of Rydberg atoms for photon-based processing of quantum…

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New Room-Temperature Single-Photon Source from Atomic Gases

A photon is the smallest conceivable amount of light. Classical light sources such as light bulbs or the sun emit many photons simultaneously, in random order….

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